New York City’s hottest young reporter, Vicky Ramos, thought she'd seen it all. A media sensation who reported on everything from murder to political corruption, she’d seen everything under the sun. But she soon learned that some things only come out at night. Strange new visitors arrive in The Big Apple, who originate from the shadows. Vicki encounters these night stalkers and discovers there's more to them than she imagined. She comes face to face with the sacred and the profane, in a battle against the greatest evil she has ever known.
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Joe R. Moya was born and raised in New York City. He's been writing since grade school, including poems, essays, and a television pilot. This book is a culmination of false starts, which ultimately resulted in a polished work. He's thrilled to bring his long-awaited story into the world and knows that this is the beginning of more to come. The Lost is his first novel. Joe resides in Miami. When he's not writing, he can be found at the beach, attaining inspiration from the sun and the waves.
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - New York City's hottest young reporter, Vicky Ramos, thought she'd seen it all. A media sensation who reported on everything from murder to political corruption, she'd seen everything under the sun. But she soon learned that some things only come out at night. Strange new visitors arrive in The Big Apple, who originate from the shadows. Vicki encounters these night stalkers and discovers there's more to them than she imagined. She will experience the sacred and the profane, in a battle against the greatest evil she has ever known. Artikel-Nr. 9781949351064
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